The basic dynamic of starting a business of martial arts When I created the national associations of professional Martial Artists (NAPMA) in 1994, there was little useful information available to the industry as a whole. The owners were having difficulty because they did not know anything to run a business of martial arts other than the system they had inherited from their instructor, which we know is usually a disaster.
NAPMA gave you a way to learn how to operate a school black belt. Martial Arts Professional Magazine has been launched to help the entire industry, even members of non-NAPMA by exposing them to methods, systems, people and ideas that were successful. Now, the martial arts teachers Association (MATA) is the best job of all, because all the library is updated three to four times a week. This massive resource at your fingertips 24 / 7.
Yet as time passed, I found it fascinating to observe that the two owners of the school - in the same style, the general markets, and circumstances, and exposed to the same information - may react very differently. Could prosper with it, and the other did not even try. After more than a decade of research and exposure to mass media, why some schools continue to struggle, while others have prospered?
The answer is the underlying dynamic. We as martial artists are a unique group, but as owners of schools, we face the same challenges. More importantly, we all have the same basic dynamic.
The basic dynamic of the professional artist Martial define the underlying forces that control our thinking and behavior. Almost all martial arts professionals, is launching a martial arts company, has the same obstacles, but the difference is how the academy owners in the rest of the planet with them. How an instructor or owner of the school deals with the basic dynamic determines its success.
Before going into the how-to, I will help you understand some of the obstacles that may be holding you back. It is important for you to understand why you do or do not do something. I want you to be the one who pushes instead of stagnating.
First, we examine a common way to open a school and predictable patterns of thought and behavior in most of our origins. Then we'll do the opposite top owners with basic dynamic relative to catch school owners.
The basic dynamic is the following:
1. The control factor
2. Finding Her Voice
3. Value What You Do
4. Clarity of purpose
5. Eyes Black Belt
Posted on April 28, 2010.